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SKU #:	12420 (4895033749714)
Title:	The Hidden Blade (Deluxe Double Disc Set Edition)
Starring:	Nagase Masatoshi , Matsu Takako , Takashima Reiko , Baisho Chieko , Ogate Ken , Yoshioka Hidetaka
Director:	Yamada Yoji
Aspect Ratio:	Anamorphic Widescreen
Media Format:	DVD - NTSC
Region Code:	Region 3   (For Region 3 Compatible DVD Players only)
Running Time:	132 Minutes
Studio:	Panorama Entertainment
Production:	2004
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Audio Spec:	DTS ES / Dolby Digital Surround 5.1
Dialogue:	Cantonese, Japanese
Subtitles:	English , Traditional Chinese, Simplified Chinese
Remarks:	Special Features: Exclusive Interview with Director Yamada Yoji Original Teasers and Trailers At the End of the Samurai Period Inside "The Hidden Blade" Footage from Internatioanl Events Asia Pacific Film Festival Closing Ceremony Yamada Yoji at the Cultural Contributor Awards 55th Berlin International Film Festival Original Japanese Theatrical Poster Director's Biography and Filmography

In the mid-19th century, during the final days of the Shoguns and the Samurais, Munezo (Masatoshi Nagase), a low-ranking samurai, is struggling within a tumultuous era marked by government rebellions and the introduction of artillery. One day, he encounters Kie (Takako Matsu), who used to be his maid, by chance and rescues her as she is being abused in her married life. An old friend turns traitor on the clan, Munezo is drawn reluctantly into violence, culminating in a shocking finale that marks a nostalgic end to the feudal epoch of Japan.